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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-10
SUPREME OoURT. Coos CoUNrY.

I have been presented, to- day, with
what is called supplement to the
petition CT Michael Schwab. AS | have
said on the application of Samuel
FielCen, it is only necessary as to the
case itself to refer TO the decision of the
Supreme Court with regard to the spe-
cial case OF Michael o.i-GAb, | concur
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
DIED.

ICDNNAWAY -tln the 2lst inst, Eliat =
ConnaWay, In the &c h year OF his age
Relatives and friends OF the family arc re.
spectfullY invited 10 attend the funeral fIom
his late residence, no 502 East Third street,
on Sunday tt5ert Don at O'Clock, Intern ent
at kivervlew Cemetery
aElSLtR.-On the 90 inst, y. X. Heiaer
IN hts Al year.
Services at his late residence, No. 21s
french Sweet, at =. N Iueeday, the 18th
INST, without further rotice. Intermant In
Wilmington a1d Hrsrdywine cemetery.
Bu LLoCk.-lDt this city, on April %, VIII
Ham Bal!ook, aged D. years
Relatives Hnd friends are Invited to attend
| the funeral from his late residence, Nc. lCa2
| rama street, on Monday, tie 25tb instant
AZ II C'clcck N. sharp. Services at me
| tory.
MON IGOMERY-OD tho ed instant, Ella
montgomery, In her S:h year
| Relatives and friends OF tho family are r.
spectfull7 invited 20 attend the funeral fro m
me residence OF her parents. thomas a,d
Ellen don xomerv, Squirrel Run, Christi
ana Hundred, on >uncay, April "a, .. D..
IN. Inter- ent at Green Hill
RlGNEI.-Gn the I'D inst, Lawrence, son
. OF Lawrence J, aud Hannah M. Rgrey,
aged years, month and &c days.
Relatives a i friends Of tho fam lily are re.
specuuly Invited to attend the flnera, from
.he residence OF his parents, Jetisr. on street
peloW second. on d onday afternoon at 2
o cIocR' lutermeot at Cathedral Ce metery. =
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
At thu Onarn Hama.

Next Monday night Sam OF Posen"
will be presented ct the Opera House
By Q company which Is said to be first
class in every respect. The character
of "Sam'l, tho Hebrew drummer, will
be sustained by Mr.. Frank Howard,
whose rendition of 1t Is said to ba even
better than that of Mr.. Curtis, Who pre-.
sented the play in this city about three
years ago. "Ssm'l Of Posen" will be
given on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings and Wednesday afternoon,
and as the admission will only be 10,
20 and 30 cents, there Is no doubt but
the house will be crowded.
Ga Thursday night Manager Baylis
will be rendered q tsstimo nial benefit,
and the attraction which he has sc.
cured, to say nothing of his personal
popularity, should be sufficient to psc X
tho house. MASKS aud Faces" will be
/ presen ted by Miss Rose Coshlsn and
her very excellent company, which in
clu6es O:mond Tearle, Charles Walcot,
A. s. Lipnap, Miss Minnie Conway
aud number OF Other well known
artists. Miss CoGhlan will sustain the
character OF "Psg Wellington" In
which she IL said to have no superior.
This sale OF seats will commence at
Thomas Sc Co's., No. All Market street,
on Tuesday morning, and as the de-
Dand will no doubt BIZ great, those who
wish to attend should make sure OF
their seats on the opening day.
| Next Friday and Saturday nights
Leonard Grovsr'e great play, Lost In
New YORK;" will be presented by first.
class company.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
FOURTH EDITION
A Catholic Paper Warned.

New YORK, April 22 -Archbishop
Corrigan has launched another bolt at the
friends and supporters of DR.. McGlynn.
The Catholic Herald has been staunch
supporter OF DR.. McGlynn, and has di.
rected some fierce assaults upon the
Archbishop and Mgr. Preston. Now the
Archt ishop has struck back. He has ad.
dressed letter to the editor Of the Her.
aid, in which he calls attention to the
fact that as the Herald assumes to be a
Catholic paper, 1t must obey the injunc
ton which the Third Plenary Council
placed on all Catholic writers TO refrain
from attacking publicly the manner in
which any bishop rules his diocese. He
concludes his letter in the following sigLi-
ficant clause:
'For some time past the utterances OF
the Catholic Herald have been shocking.
ly scandalous. AS this paper is published
in the diocese, hereby warn you that II
you continue in this course of conduct 1t
will be at your peril.
II this warning Is ot obeyed, the jour.
nal in question will be publicly denounc
ed from every Catholic pulpit in the city
As this is the first time for many year,
that any American Catholic journal has
been condemned, this case will cause Id,
comment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23

Oscar Ofienbach. 2s years old, Occupy.
ing with his wife, Annie, two rooms on
the third aoor of house on Poplar stree,
Philadelphia, above Second, was arrested
by Patrolman Henry on Thursday even.
log, ON the charge of aggravated assault
and battery on Mrs. Oiienbach The
evidence before Magistrate Cobb yester-
day morning was that Ofrnbach had
been jealous of his wife; that he had
beaten and kicked her several times saw.
agely; that her person was still blackened
from the effects of his abuse; that four.
teen Gays ago he locked her In one of the
rooms, along with a number of rabbits
aud guinea pigs, and had compelled her
TO remain there since by threats that he
would kill her il she went out or looked
out of the window; that he cut her arms
with dagger; that each morning before
he went TO work ne deposited II pan Of
water and loaf of bread in the room
and then fastened the door, imprisoning
the woman until his return at night, and
the police found a pistol and dagger in
one OF the rooms, Oflcnbach was held
under s. 500 bail to answer at court Mrs.
OHenbach was taken in charge by Mrs.
Heath, MatroR at Wayfarers' Lodge,
No. ..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23

At au early hour this morning Isaac
Steel, an employe Of the P w. Il b.
Railroad Company, caught his foot In
frog at the West Yard, and before he
could oxtricate it an engine came along
and crushed his leg above the ankle.
The unfortunate man was placed on a
shifter and brought 10 the P, w. s. b.
station, where the limb was ampu sated
below the knee by ORA. Osle and
Springer. After the reaction occurted
he was sent to his home at West Grove,
Pa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
A Word to the Wise.

With the advent Of another spring
am better prepared than ever to Gator
to the wants Of my patrons, and tne
public generally, with q full and com,
plete line OF the latest designs aid
novelties In cloths and cassimeres foI
spring and summer snitings.
This season we present richer and
mere elaborate stock of eultings from
which to select from. My work in the
past is guarantee that o perfect ti'
W i'll be secured, while the excellence o
the workm anship will be of the usuh
high standard.
We work for the best Interests Of onl
patrons, and trial ia all that is desiret
TO convince you that for style, quality
ard lowress OF price wa cannot be sur
passed. Jas Harding, merchant tailor
1915 FreI CD ttreet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23

Miners. Wool is used for filing in
and lining buildings, around bay win.
dows and Closets, around fire places, or
where there is any danger from Ire, OF
70 deaden the sounds In floors and pat.
utions, and keeps away rats. mice and
ali kinds 0: meets and diseass germ,
also FOR covering furnace pipes. steam
pipes, ard prevents water pipes from
Hehzlng; az It Is perfect non conductor
AID indes'ructtble it will recommend
itse.f.
james # Wool &; Go. have been ap-
pointed aStn's for Delaware, and are
au'hor2 j to sell by the United 1-ates
Mlnera. Wool Company az New York
prices, which Will be "a great sGviag Ia
freight, etc. Messrs Wood & Co. will
a.so gesp ar9e stock on baud to sup.
ply aay immediate wants.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
A Fatal Result.

Little Ella Montgomery, years of age
who was struck In the temple few days
since with a stone thrown by William
Maxwell, Is year-old boy, died at
O'Clock Friday afternoon at her par.
ents' residence at Henry Clay. The cir.
cumstances which caused her death were
~ follows The child att nded the Vel.
low school, ard one week ago Friday
was on the road. near the school house,
during the afternoon recess. Maxwell,
who is said to be Il bad boy, was in a field
In the vicinity and commenced throwing
stones at her, one of which struck the
child In the temple, causing wound
which bled freely. The teacher battle d
the wound with water, and removed TWO
pieces OF stone which were embedded IN
her head, after which she seemed to be
all right. After school was dism Used
she played as usual and did no. complain
until Saturday, when she commenced to
vomit, and was seized with commissions.
DIR. j. II. Chandler of Centreville was
called in, and upon making an examine
tion found that her skull was fractured,
and he gave very little hope of saving
her life. On Thursday he removed two
pieces of the splintered bone, for the pur.
pose OF relieving her intense pain. She
was unconscious nearly sll the time, un.
til death relieved her sutierings.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
IN TUCKY
At the Academy OF Music

The thrilling drama "On .he ri,
Grande" will be- given for h, st,,to,
1t the Academy OF Music tnis eyenipg
and those who have Tot heen preses'
daring the week should nor ni.a thi,
opportu nifty OF seeing CT ezcs...It nlsv
prod uced By HrSt olsss company.
On Monday night Edwin Arden VII
commerce an ensaGetnent ii ere 94tt
In new pay eDtit!el "Ea. |, Test )
A press notice of tits drama says;
eff the people wieh 10 wi ness a lcGi,
Ars'-c class drama. they WIZ II sea D.,
drama presented in ouch name, tsa
ut one moment they will bs move, II
tears, at the next lifted to their les. ~,
. desire to cry out expressions oi tte;,
enthusiasm and sympathy; If the,
wish 20 have all the many ~.
WonaDly passions in their ha.rss e-
cited, then they should wi,ness the rsr
torrance of Edwin A-dea's :Eas!s'
Nest"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
IN THE CHURCHES.

st. Mary's Catholic Church. First mass
80 n. m. second mass and sermon, 10 80 a.
N. Pastors catechism and Instructions,
p. m. Vespsr anu sermon, T.39 p. m.
Baptist Mission. Seventeenth and Uzior
strests. sunday school 90. IN.
st. James A. u. Chapel, sixteenth and
Olaymont streets. Raw. q. IL. Walker, pastor
Preaching at 1879 q. IN. and = 60 and 73i
p. IN.
A. U. M p. Church, French street, between
Eighth and Ninth, Kew. h. II. Chippey, pas
Tor. Presiding at l0.30a IN. by the Rev
| Il. Scott, president Of thu district; 1902 m
by Rev Is. scott, which will be his last pas
/ ,oral visit in this conference year. A rallJ
| ell day for the slmo. Sabbath lchocl Up. IN
First Presbyterian Church, Market street
| near enth, tho Rev. Henry ID Lindsay
pastor. Preaching to-u orrow at 1888 a. H.
anc 100 D. n. 5undsy school at 80 p. In
he puOli, ara cordially Invited.
Snverbrook III. Z. Church. Sabbah cor
vices: Preaching At 1850 a. u. ty Few
X. L. Rodgers; so D. m, Rev w. W. yior
IL p. M. Sunday tchoo.; $50 p. N meeting
Tor promotion OF holiness; p. IN, yOuEs
ipecpie prayer meeting.
New Jerusalem Church. Rev. J. X. Par.
melee, pastor. 1880 a. m, preaching; s.S'
LIP. M, lecture; . Is a. IN Sunday school.
Marshalto1 Chapel, sunday school at II
la. m, and services 81 .o0p. N. by lr. JohI
Sim ms and n. Ii. Doibow, wilmington, Del
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, Rev
~. W. Boothe, ID. D, pastor. Services a
10 80 q. m and $50 p. IN. Bible school a
IL p. N. Evening subject. "a Young Max
Wanted"
Reformed Episcopal Church OF tire Cove
nan Charles q. Tucser, pastor, will preach
at 1915 a. m, and ut gospel meeting 7.3l
liz IN.
swedish II. E. Mission. Preaching q
lr.3l a. n. aud 100 p. N by Kew X. Il
aartwig, pastor. Sabbath school at p, m.
Union American M. T.. Church. Freucn
street above Twelfth, the Rev. Is. T. Kuley
pastor. Presching at 1890 q. IN. and Z. 20 =
IN. sabbath school at = p. N.
Second baptist Church, Rev X. b Cook
pastor. Preaching at 1890 a m ana 730 p
| IN. Prayer meeting a. CAS- y. M. sunday
school pa. IA. ana ?. IN.
Newport and stanton NJ. f. Churcr, Rev
Jno. u. Y. Hams, pastor. Preaching 70 the
Young people at Newport, 1918 u. N text
I"frow." at Stanton 8 D. m; text, watch. u
| Music ut these serv ces By the SUNDAY
schools. Al Newport, 80 p. m, the pastor
Will preach on "a Young Mans Capital"
which young men are specially invited.
Grace Baptist Church, King above Tenth
street, Rev. $. X. hayward, pastor. Preach
ing at 1880 a. IN. No evening services. San
day school at a. m. All arc welcome.
Quarterly meeting at tho Plymouth Mis-
| eion, rainfall street below Second, on Sui
day. Love feast on Monday evening. All
are invited. Services conducted by Rev. j.
y. Brown, pastor.
Heavenly Recruits, I thirteenth and French
streets, Few. y. L hyde, pastor. Moetine s
every Tuesday. ThuIsday and Saturday
evening at 7,i5; holiness meeting Thursday
It O'Clock. Sunday services: knee dr.ll
from to 8; prssc h,ng at 1890 and 7.3O'
sunday school at .; Love Feast 3.l5; open
air meeting az $50 at Twelfth and Market
streets. all welcome. Revival ssIylces TO-
| morrow evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
tits Not RusIuess- ltko

to have al ordinary paint applied to
your roofs when T. T. Clowasd & 90
will coat them with their /. y, l.
Metallic Rcof Paint for less uocey
THIS paint we manufacture of the very
best Ingredients; 1t Is absolutely pure,
and contains 80 per cent. oxide of iron
As applied by 7. T. Coward & Co., II
will last longer, without injury to The
tin, than any paint in use. Ask those
who have tried it. We invite exarbi
nations and tests. A postal card to No.
4 West Tenth street will insure prom pt
attention in the wsy of measuring ydur
roofs ard furn:shir estina tes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
Sutcide IN "A Cemetery

Samuel ID. Conner, aged about 4; years
q resident OF Mauch Chunk, Pa, com.
mittcd suicide at noon yesterday in Monu
ment Cemetery, Broad and Berks streets
by shooting himself in the right temple
On his person were found $50 in money
drafts Ter tG12, and a certificate that ht
had been married in Camden on Thurs
day last by Rev. Isaac w. Bagiey to Mis-.
Kate K Moaett. Nr. Conner, it is said
was wealthy, and at the time Of his dealt
extensively engaged in cattle raising anL
interested in gold and silver mines in til,
West. Mr., Conner had been stopy ing a
the Bingham House since Monday. II,
was there until late Thursday afternoon
He vast IS said, OF emperate habits ans
a cheerful disposition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
No LAW 10 Meai the Ca,a.

Several business men of this city
waited npcn tho Mayor this morDiog III
References 20 what is called fire iutur
auce safe Of clothing, which Is adver
tised TO bs opened in this city next
weak ny roua psrties from Philsdel.
phis or New York. The Mayor IN.
formed them thai whatever the law
Sas in relation 10 the matter, he war
ready TO entoIea It, but advised taem TO
consult with the Attorney General.
They did 40, and learned 10 their aston .
lshment thai any one can come 10 this
city, ami ~ merely taxing out a msr.
cantl!s license, carry on o business for
Six months, and that the only way By
which they could hs prosecuted won q
be by proving Misrepresentation O.
fraud.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
49,"
IJot..
=, p.k,.t

Buv patent mfdic.ls at Pa''i'
cine Depot, iO2 asrEtisi ie.A
Patent medicinD 7tfJ .o7
Market street.
Parlor Pride Stone fransl ."
all; for sale at Paitr. Aud!cl'
400 Marke, stree.
Quaker Tea cures d7ipsp'M
at Patent Medicine Depot, M
street. Price &c &c. snda'
Soaps, combs, brushes !, ai, ~
as low ss tho loves! al NG'T]
Patent Medicine Dtpoa NJ kn1
A ball will he sivaa on r I'm
ing, May 6 in German hh,
Iron and Steel WORKERS asS''
Francis X .IarQa.,, t.s ~
French ahoemaker, Is Iina y
i'll at Ills Iesidt nee, ~ 'h |
street. u
Tho contract foF printing y
passed by the Le.is.a'urt. Y y :,
has been awarded 10 TOE Fhs''
this city
Amor II. HarvcY e lyin. 70,
his residence, NJ 1891 sn ~,
aud last nisAt Tas u '"''
condition. No..
The fpneral Of William D, ~
died on TburstsF, 'oos paw S sl
ing from his i-te isslssl''' ;"
street. ,r.,.
L. W. stidham & S1n : VIII ,t, M !,
of boois and slet' .. ~, ..' MA
rooms, No. III Est f'u''D w.
evening. - ,,,s
were sbirptd sa-'e:''g, p y I Il,I'
8 sharp Con 72ry 70 'n' D''
Railroad. No.. Al
Next week .he t'nCiIt' tsI,s " i
bridge over the Bi 'I.ngsss stiI
street will be con in !, D .tbis.
ahead as rapidly az p'' y, =. ~,
A foundry viii sa ,ta 'GE, u'
their works. and and ' Se,,s d diiIiv@s
hotter & Vaughan >. pp
The adverti,irg cp y v 80
great chow is q, 'as a !. Of 0
: road station, and a ,c cof,, nd
e ava pisce Were lbe' Cal ''''
with far. ing postes' :, ,idI
James Taylor, an -. ss' a,o q Z
STATION nlII died a few .. d' Z, s s,S
rem aims were interIt4, ,a 4
tery, Psncadef HHHa's -, nib
The mem bsrs Oh h A. ,seIr bob,
and a., iplty street, - 'o, a. 10 10 80,
noon at ] O'Clock, ~ C cgey fr'rl
residence, No. 5oS b'''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23

SANTA FD, N. NJ, April 90 The
|Gicsrrei.o Apache Indians, nun Der ine
about 500. are to bs removed from The
Mescalero reservation, where they have
been since 1883 They are to be taker
back to their cd reservation, hich " q.
thrown open to settlement by executive
order of Prsidert Arthur, aad har
since been settled and Improved by over
loo settlers, AMI President C,eveland's
ioIde- 10 vacsts the lands will work
great fa-dships on these families, who
have their all Invested uron this tract,
and who have lived here as bona foe
settlers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23

Fair lsrfCea

Stidham visited Newark on Friday,
snd sold the personal property of W.
Atmore Woodrow, who Is closing up
his business in order to remove to Kan
sas. and engage in the real estate bust
ness in connection with bis brother
who has been located there for several
years, and who has been so fortunate as
to become quite wealthy. Most articles
brought fair prices One horse was
Knocked down to Joseph Pyle Of this
city for $3.50; another to K K. Hanf for
$l67, while another sold for $19l, and a
yearling calf for 1872, while COWS
brought from $40 to SOL so.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
MERIT
DEMANDS RECOGNITION

The large increase in
our trade assures us
that the citizens of our
city appreciate our et-
forts to give them the
"Best Goods for the
Least Money" The
true merit of our goods >
is in the material used G
and the workmanship :
in manufacture.
This fact demands 9
the attention of those =
who wish to save money :
when they buy a suit OF r
clothes. b
This fact is receiving d
the recognition of all c
classes at the present z
day. 9
This only house that
label goods by their =
honest names-"All-
WOOL or "Not ALL :
Wool" as the case may Q
be. Z
One price to all, ard Z
all can be suited.
The finest stock OF
custom goods in our
city and a cutter who
has no superior.
We solicit your pa
tronage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
Oiivet Entertainment.

The Juv"riie Mission Band will give
an entertainment II the Oiivet Church
IN Tuesday evening, April IS Mayor
hhoats and his Cectllan band will dis
course sweet music GA the coca ior
mrs' Ward, OF L )ston, and Miss Sun
mers, OF Wilmington, will r-cite. Tx
lads vii. dialogue the IL sses will sing
anf the little tCts will pipe their VOC,
AMI songs III Fce!oGiOus melody. Every
boiy ls invited 10 attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
The Market Law.

What was know as the Medill market
law, which would have made radical
changes in the street markets OF this city,
was killed in the Senate The bill passed
the House about two weeks ago, but met
with very little favor from the farmers
and truckers who came to this city. The
law will now remain the same as II has
been for the past four years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
An Alderman Stabs An Inspector.

CHICAGO, April pa warrsnt fol-
the arrest VI Alderman Thomas Carney,
charging him with An assault upon
Health inspector Thomas s weeEsy with
intent 10 commit murder, was sworn
cut 10 day. Carney and Sweeney be,
cane involved in political dispute
INST night. The two soon came to blows
aud while both were atrugg ing on the
door the Alderman Is said to have
drnwn knife and stabbed the inspec.
tor several times in tho neck. a ply.
sician sewed and baDdaged the cuts
One OF the blows, had it been but 8
fraction either way, would have pro
Gaced fAtai wound.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23
FIFTH EpI1lI

William 8 gnl'' " n'i'a
alsd at his ia," , and W.
| the ua'H a., stree, ye, ,,s,lee,s
ahd iavotab,y k r,' ass a..
e ,1 ,es, %an' Aa iota,'s,s
K Rnnsn nan and T4taal , 81 III :
are n,,1 no@ ,t ooacl md 'Ili i,,,.,.
|t ubu,' s,,ar, were srs sSs Sa'l
l death. % he csrasd"
He has been cop,,,,.,
mont months r,s., bat ntNl Gpa.aaii'!is b.
hei lih there were S1a'las III
Ih ZION to health, WIZ lil
hh no rev. he had a " ,s.s.. III
s as o.d no, rally. J n, It'ss
elected elected to the Git, O. a. sl3
sexen na. ward In hi Ia, Ss1s'i ~ 9
the position no; be,r S.'lce d, I
o desire, sire and wishes. H. es'asa,|
l Il, 'h 1e, unioa NJ E Can,,ss'a n
ute but never aco y, ~, ,isa! VI
I bon' h. His II. wife died .sT', 's |.
terS. The fune,a '' s'l aad iN|
Monday a. II o'cl, q w asl
n ate , residence. lrt., !, o q
MI 4 Lebanon ns Cemetery ''' 4
- Roberts Helsler a., :. i
! dsnce, No. 2O5 Frsncb u.s. .,,., y
| ai"rnoon At 9 30 o'cloS
VII be a great surp,l my, = !
, nh,sy' "a as Il vas he; co.,, "
.hst he had been sick. 'I +. "
poor health for a VA, me- :. y
the last few days il VA r ~
a ne was in a cri.ics, s sas,s
disease of which be tS ~
nas only recently been t, nv
brlahts disease, bu, ' \. q
cause Of his death tp I,
hemorrhages. Nj. H.IIsa.2
this city in ls45' and s !. =
death. He was a: tim. =
tics, being a DsmocrN " ~
dent type. The Ant ps.s
held was aide.de-cau,rss
Colonel on Governor ~
io's le was tS4,1
lot the Board OF Iipr,
second ward, and vs,s
times IN succession, n,rS.
Gus service of ter ,sls M
In 1852 he was detea,,d MI
SOD, but In 1884 BE- ru,. =
ser wing two more ye,n N
again defeated BY Mytn HNs
He was q very pub...rnis
and ono OF the ms, iibuj
members Of the board. H.ul
Der of Eureka Lodge, a i,I
Colonel Heisler va, asn,rsi
sided with his mo.hsr H,r,
Frank W. Heis.er ar ti, kpil
he has one sister, Mrs Ri, m
residing In PHILADELPHIA mi
will be held Oh neI, Tlssi,, M
at 3 o'clock ard the turi,I IN
la the Wilmington sai Bnj
| Cemetery.
Amor II. Harvey, A r,su !
city, residing at 1901 Ni,ssnl
last evening D. II q 0'clrt n
effects OF o pa.a,yiiC s'iti., u
had a few days ago. NJ. Hur|
In the Slst year Of bis az ri
popular machlnis. and v.s)
aud FOR q number q yssn al
busint By st the city ullll 4
wards, In companj with AID
lingsworth, engaged IN ibid
manufacturing business 90 M
near Lombsrl, now ths Benin
chine Company's Works thsid
Harvey, HoillnssEorh & O.
large number Of ysar NJ Han
lived d retired life, Hs vas . {
of st johns 7, Z ch1,ct, snl
mum Der OF yeas warden Of tho
He leaves One ca,d, . tiulh.el
la married to DAVID Dsrh,ssou
t me for the flrtial hN not h
nounced.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-23

Prof. Leon, the man with the iron
jaw, in his startling and daring act,
gliding upon q tight rope from the top
of rink to rear gallery by his teeth
alone, will be at the Wilmington Rink
the first part OF the coming week. The
rink should be filied, as he il certainly
good and will be the fret attraction ut
the rink this season.